FL wearing grandma’s jade that can cause gene mutation and saving her life by making her disease not so severe.

First when during dinner the ML has an episode due to the noise

Second when he hears the sound of thunder

In the past life, after the FL died, the ML became trapped in his own world.

'Living a life where grandma and (Fl's name) still exist... '

After marrying ML, FL was given the family's heirloom, a white jade bracelet which finally saved her life...

... he's a genius savant, pretty much "cured" by the end, extremely handsome, extremely wealthy, and with an extremely supportive family.

... from "positive" radiation from her jade bracelet.

Meanwhile, a supporting character dies just so that the doctors can diagnose the MC with said jade bracelet solution. A classic case of the author throwing side-characters under the bus so that the MC can live happily.

It would have been a lot better if the author had just left the MC's miracle cure a mystery (since the entire rebirth is a mystery) after repeatedly emphasizing that her illness was genetic and undetectable (which the author only added to absolve the MC of any guilt towards her cousin's death and to appease readers).

Extremely contrived and ridiculously fake.

The story of the two supporting characters (the MC's cousin) was a lot more emotional and touching than the main characters' situational angst regarding the MC's terminal illness, which lacked all tension because the MC's survival was so obviously guaranteed.

In terms of characterization, the more "sublimization" direction of the plot would point towards Xaoiya dying. I would've been more satisfied with the story had she gone down that road, and allow Bai Chuan a level of grief and adjustment that would've been supported by the child they had together. In my opinion, it would've rounded him to 'recover' since this kept being mentioned in the plot. Dealing with the loss of a loved one would be monumental for someone with his condition, and it would be a critical turning point for his character.

Had he taken care of the child with his parents (to the best of his ability, or maybe he couldn't) and then researched the genetic disease in the coming years after Xiaoya's death, then pass away after success, it would've given more meaning to the plot's initial direction and character drive.

But then again, that's just an opinion.

After reading, I was disappointed, but not surprised. Another awful misrepresentation and romanticization of the disorder. The fact that the male lead is stated to be high functioning, but displays many severe symptoms, the fact that he "recovers/is cured", the implication that ASD=Antisocial Personality disorders, and that his other symptoms only don't apply when it involves the FL. Supposedly romantic, but just a bit unreasonable.

Quick summary: The MC dies because of a hidden genetic disease, ML comes to see her when MC was on deathbed and tries to save her but failed (That boi is precious, he tries so hard ｡ﾟ (ﾟஇ‸இﾟ+) ﾟ｡). MC then went back in time a couple of years (Forgot the exact number) and decides to spend more time with her family rather than going abroad to pursue her career like in the last life.

The ML was actually married in the last life but the woman apparently only married him for money (Cus his family is mad rich) and eventually, that wife got sick of him b/c of his autism and tried to kill him by burning down the house with the ML still in it. In the last life, ML didn't die but got a huge burn scar on his face.

In this life, ML got together with MC (Duh). This story is about their slow but steady process of learning to compromise and love each other, even if things get hard sometimes.

ML eventually managed to overcome his autism (Still there but he learned to be stronger than his symptoms) with the help of his loving wife MC and his family who never gave up on him. He and the MC had a son together (ML disdain the fact that his son looks like him and not his mother Lmao) and lived a blissful life thus after.